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VMware Certified Advanced Professional 7 - Desktop Management Design Exam Questions 31–35 (page: 8)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

A hospital is looking to introduce a new work model. Their goal is to allow doctors and nurses to access care applications more filexibly. An important task is that Android and iOS tablets be allowed for hospital staff. The IT department is faced with the task of executing on the requirements. The current client environment is:

-Physical Windows 7 desktops and laptops
-2500 Windows based applications
-300 Web based applications, where 200 requires Internet Explorer
-Windows applications are managed using Microsoft SCCM


Any solution must be in production within 6 months. IT was approved to start building a nonoptimized solution to get things started. At a later date, investments will be spent on optimizing the solution. There is no time for a proper application assessment and user segmentation, so the solution must support as broad a user base as possible.

The main priorities for the design are:
-Time to market
-Change as little as possible of existing management processes

What solution would support the main priorities?

  1. Deploy Horizon 7 on vSAN ready nodes. Create full clones Windows 7 VDI desktops and manage applications using the existing Microsoft SCCM solution.
  2. Deploy Horizon 7 on vSAN ready nodes. Create linked clones desktops based on Windows 10 and manage applications using App Volumes.
  3. Deploy Horizon 7 on existing SAN and use Application Publishing to allow access to all Windows applications. Use VMware Identity Manager to allow access to all Web applications natively on the tablets
  4. Order a new physical SAN and deploy Horizon 7. Use Instant Clones Windows 7 VDI desktops to save SAN storage. Manage applications using Microsoft SCCM.

Answer(s): C



A company is using virtual desktops in full done, persistent mode, and using software distribution tools and scripts to deploy and install Windows-based applications. Windows based application deployment failures are mow on the rise and user downtime has increased.

The CIO has asked an architect to recommend a solution which meets these requirements:
-Windows applications are to be available for use on iPads, zero clients, and Windows laptops
-No more use of software distribution tools and scripts to install applications to users’ virtual desktops
-No streaming of applications to virtual desktops

What two changes to the environment should the architect recommended? (Choose two.)

  1. Deploy App Volumes.
  2. Deploy RDSH.
  3. Deploy Identity Manager.
  4. Deploy User Environment Manager.
  5. Deploy non-persistent virtual desktops.

Answer(s): A,C



Which should NOT be changed or disabled on a connection server?

  1. Diagnostic System Host
  2. Remote Procedure Call
  3. Security Center
  4. WLAN AutoConfig

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

The answer is B (RPC service), found this note from a View 7.7 installation document:
"Note Microsoft Windows Server requires a dynamic range of ports to be open between all Connection Servers in the Horizon 7 environment. These ports are required by Microsoft Windows for the normal operation of Remote Procedure Call (RPC) and Active Directory replication. For more information about the dynamic range of ports, see the Microsoft Windows Server documentation."

No mention of WLAN Autoconfig in the whole document.



Ten task workers in a remote branch office access Horizon VMs running Windows 7. The workers use PCoIP zero clients over a 40 Megabit per second network connection. No GPO currently alerts the default Horizon PCoIP settings.

Which two Horizon PCoIP GPO settings improve user experience and help reduce the network bandwidth needed by each Horizon zero client session? (Choose two.)

  1. Audio bandwidth limit
  2. Session bandwidth floor
  3. Build-to-Lossless
  4. Session MTU

Answer(s): B,C

Explanation:

Horizon PCoIP Session Bandwidth Variables, Configure the PCoIP session bandwidth floor.


Reference:

https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Horizon-7/7.3/horizon-remote-desktopfeatures/GUID-6C22A209-AFC1-47EF-9DFF-39AFB38D655D.html



A university struggles with Windows application delivery for its students. Students only need a few applications, but since IT is not in control of the Windows versions on the endpoints, it has been a challenge.

IT wants to allow for self-service to minimize administration. Despite self-service, IT must be able to revoke access to applications within 30 days from students leaving the University.
Which two solutions support the university’s requirements? (Choose two.)

  1. Implement Horizon with Application Publishing and User Environment Manager to control access to individual applications.
  2. Package the applications using ThinApp and present the packages to users using VMware Identity Manager.
  3. Implement Horizon with Application Publishing and present entitlements using VMware Identity Manager.
  4. Use ThinApp to package the applications for client Operating System independence and build a simple web portal allowing students to easily find and download the ThinApp packages.
  5. Implement only VMware Identity Manager. Its portal is a complete applications solution and students can easily execute the Windows applications by only using a web browser.

Answer(s): A,D



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